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"I'm too slow and lazy to really get away with anything... and if push came to shove you could probably catch me as I'm not very fast."
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Personality, a good charisma and people skills take mfkers a long way, the credentials speak for themselves and I have recommendations.
My sales pitch is more of a social engineering play than anything else.
I am also eye candy 😘 that helps too -
Sales pitch?! I'm a dev, I just answer questions honestly and to the best of my ability - I then try to think of some interesting and revealing questions to ask. I ain't here to sell myself, and I'd probably just sound desperate if I did.
I leave the sales pitch to the sales and marketing guys. Winging it by spouting BS is more their department, anyway. -
@AlmondSauce @AlmondSauce If you're going to be a consultant, you'd need a sales pitch. Even so, you live in a world full of competition, so how are you going to distinguish yourself by appearing normal?
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@CaptainRant I distinguish myself by my experience, my qualifications, my ability to answer interview questions correctly & concisely (as much as I can), succinctly explain my abilities, and equally my ability to *ask* interesting questions as well as answer them.
None of that requires a sales pitch. I've been in interviews where devs give an uninvited sales pitch of their career so far, why they're amazing, why we'd be stupid not to hire them, etc. - it's the most egotistical and off putting thing going.
When you apply for a job, what is your top-selling sales pitch?
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